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Staff Sgt. Brad Brierton, commander's support staff

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Staff Sgt. Brad Brierton, commander's support staff

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Staff Sgt. Brad Brierton, commander's support staff with the 932nd Security Forces Squadron, low crawls during a portion of the combat physical exercise course during the July unit training assembly, July 10, 2016, Scott Air Force Base, Illinois. SFS had members, flip a tire, low crawl, run with fuel cans filled with water, fireman carry a fellow Airman and then drag them a set distance, all while sprinting between stations. "It gave me a firsthand experience of what they, security forces personnel, go through," said Brierton. He then followed up saying how field training was a different set of challenges compared to his role performing critical administration work for SFS.
(U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Christopher Parr)

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